Having searched through he rest of the forums and read what I can I'm now slightly confused as to whether I have an HP or LP preset system. When I bought it I simply asked for one that worked with my E-Blade...and duly got a nice shiny PMI Pure Energy 68cl bottle.
Looking through the forums last night I saw several posts stating that if a bottle had a blue neck it was LP and if it had a red neck it was HP. Looking at my bottle I can see its got a blue neck, which makes me think its an LP preset. Slightly suprised at this, as most of what I read implies that an HP preset is better with an Autococker.
Looking at the PMI website however (www.buypmi.com) it appears that all the bottles they sell have blue necks...and that you have to buy a special drop in kit to bring it down to 500psi. Since my bottle is newish (couple of months old) does this mean that things have changed recently ?
Anyone offer sage and enlightened advice. Having just bought an Ego I see that people are recomending HP systems to avoid drop off at high BPS. While I'm not exactly expecting to be chucking out 35bps I would have preferred a system that runs fine "All the time" rather than "Most of the time"
Looking through the forums last night I saw several posts stating that if a bottle had a blue neck it was LP and if it had a red neck it was HP. Looking at my bottle I can see its got a blue neck, which makes me think its an LP preset. Slightly suprised at this, as most of what I read implies that an HP preset is better with an Autococker.
Looking at the PMI website however (www.buypmi.com) it appears that all the bottles they sell have blue necks...and that you have to buy a special drop in kit to bring it down to 500psi. Since my bottle is newish (couple of months old) does this mean that things have changed recently ?
Anyone offer sage and enlightened advice. Having just bought an Ego I see that people are recomending HP systems to avoid drop off at high BPS. While I'm not exactly expecting to be chucking out 35bps I would have preferred a system that runs fine "All the time" rather than "Most of the time"
